I'm a junior in high school and have held one other job before. I now am a carhop at Sonic where I take orders, bring food out to customers, and make drinks and ice cream. My head manager is very accommodating with my school schedule and doesn't schedule me past 9 on weeknights, which I greatly appreciate.
However, a few weeks after acquiring my current job, I slipped near the ice cream station and hit my head directly onto the concrete (we weren't required to wear no-slip shoes). I ended up attaining a pretty bad concussion and shortly after my fall my ears began to ring, my nose bled, and I had a lot of general confusion/my reaction time was noticeably slower. The manager on shift when I fell (not my head manager) didn't have me fill out any injury forms, didn't even provide a 2 minute break, and never asked if I was okay even though I immediately began crying as a reaction to hitting my head so hard. I was clearly not fit to work, yet there was absolutely no action on her side. I found out later that she texted my coworkers after the incident making fun of me for crying, and the coworkers who heard about it through her found the occurrence funny.
Ever since that proceeding, my coworkers have been making not-so-subtle jokes picking fun at how often I make mistakes (spilling things, accidentally bumping into a box, etc.) and a few have even called me dumb. The same manager has been repeatedly rude since the incident, and yells at me for small mistakes I make which sometimes aren't controllable (such as taking 'too long' on orders, even though I can't control the size of the order or rush the customer). One particular coworker called me 'f***ing r-slured' (which the same manager found very funny), and when I laughed at the actions of another coworker another one stated 'You have to be pretty bad if Ava's (my name) making fun of you, since everyone makes fun of her.' Some coworkers have said they think I'm crazy, and generally there's an uncomfortable distance between me and everyone I work with.
This affects my mental health poorly even when I'm not at work, and generally has led to an irrational sense of being disliked and nobody wanting me around anywhere, even when I'm with people who express affection for me often. I told a coworker who I thought was very kind and unbiased that I felt nobody liked me or wanted me there, and she just looked at me and walked away. I wish I had the assurance to have quit the moment my manager disregarded me, but I really didn't know until I told my parents that ignoring such an injury at work was negligent. I also have never gotten a break, and none of my coworkers really ever receive breaks as far as I've seen in the few months I've worked there.
Whenever I'm on shift I think about quitting, since I'm constantly berated by my coworkers (one who has openly told me to quit and that I'm bad at my job) and treated differently by everyone I work with. It breaks my heart to see my best friend that I got hired with integrating with the coworkers who find me 'weird,' siding with them, and pretending not to know me at work.
I'm really bad at quitting jobs since it seems like a huge event to me. What should I do?
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